May 2, 2023 [crocon media – dgoldsmith] – Neptune Digital Assets Corp., a publicly traded blockchain company in Canada, has released its February 28, 2023 quarterly consolidated financial statements and management discussion and analysis, providing a snapshot of its performance during the first half of 2023.
The company’s financial highlights include ending the quarter with $37.7 million in assets and no debt, earning total revenues and other income of $1.9 million through Bitcoin mining, staking, DeFi and other income-generating activities during the six month period, mining $1,106,951 worth of Bitcoin up to February 28, 2023, and holding a total balance of 244 Bitcoin in cold storage and an additional 64 Bitcoin under chapter 11 claims with Genesis and Celsius.
The company’s two largest digital asset holdings are 244 BTC and 175,000 ATOM, and it also holds positions in ETH, FTM, wMemo, DASH, Lif3, Tomb, GRT, OCEAN and other tokens, as well as an investment in SpaceX valued at approximately $2 million USD.
While Neptune has had a number of difficult quarters, it finished the quarter with a positive net income and a healthy treasury balance for further growth as the markets improve.
Check out the full details here: https://neptunedigitalassets.com/neptune-digital-assets-announces-comprehensive-net-income-of-2-7-million-in-q2/
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